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    Pfeifferhorn and Hogum Fork

    Sandy, Utah
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    Keith M.
    Rockland, ID
    Ranger | 3465 pts
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    8/29/2015
    I loved it; it's a shame that swimming isn't allowed in the lakes, because a dip would sure have felt nice on the way back down. Beautiful views of the range from the top.
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    Joshua H.
    SARATOGA SPRINGS, UT
    Trailblazer | 704 pts
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    7/24/2010
    Beautiful and strenuous hike hike. Took my 9 year old and was not quite ready for the scrambling, bouldering and super steep terrain... but like everything in the outdoors, I enjoyed it.
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    jason S.
    Davis, CA
    Adventurer | 219 pts
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    9/9/2009
    Enjoyed a short hike up this trail to the first encounter with the river. Beautiful time of year to go, the scent of the woods is great and the views are great. Haven't made it to the lakes yet, have to plan more time but I'm certain this is a great hike to the top.
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    Jason S.
    Belmont Heights, UT
    Adventurer | 304 pts
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    7/26/2009
    A fantastic overnight back packing trip if you only want to drive 15 minutes out of the valley.
    The trail is long and passes over the 10,000 foot mark which tends to turn 75% of the people back that you will find along it's busy lower sections of this old mining road. The lake is man made but peaceful none the less.
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    Trail Information

    Sandy
    Nearby City
    3-5 miles
    Distance
    3,626 feet
    Elevation Gain
    Out-and-back
    Trail Type
    Difficult
    Skill Level
    7,700 feet
    Trailhead Elevation
    11,326 feet
    Top Elevation
    Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Salt Lake Ranger District, (801) 943-1794 Utah Avalanche Center, (888) 999-4019, ext. 1; Dawn Patrol, ext. 8 Utah Mountain Adventures (ski guiding and avalanche education), (801) 550-3986 Wasatch Powderbird Guides, (801) 742-2800
    Local Contacts
    USGS 7.5-minute Dromedary; Alpentech Wasatch Touring Map 2; Wasatch Backcountry Skiing Map
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